After the tour I went to The Sandon which was in fact the birthplace of LFC. It is a pub next to the kop end of the ground. We had something nice to eat and it was lovely to sit in the place that the club was actually formed! The staff and customers in the pub were really helpful too... more

I booked tickets to see a Liverpool game at Anfield through sohotickets.com and I was amazed by the atmosphere inside the stadium - a must for any football fan. more

Even if you're not a fan of the 'beautiful game' you should get to Anfield just for the experience. The crowd is loud and boisterous (especially at the Kop end) and rarely stops singing. All the history is here (and soon to be gone, once the new stadium gets going) and every move of the team is dissected by the... more

My husband and I long-time are Liverpool supporters so the tour was a must for us, but we were also leading a group of 14 university students on a weekend in Liverpool (we are based in London for the autumn semester). We weren't sure whether non-football people might be bored. We needn't have worried. Our experience began when we arrived--the... more

The museum is open later and was worth the £5 entry fee. It had plenty of info, pictures and memorabilia. Book ahead for a tour if you would like to see the grounds. I turned up on a Tuesday afternoon and all tours were booked up for the day so I couldn't see the grounds. The last tour is 4pm... more

The Liverpool fc tour is a must for all football fans, support the reds or not its not to be missed. you get a chance to see the players dressing room, trohpy room and an excellent back ground intro in the running of the club by the guide. After the tour you can visit the museum where there is tons... more